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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
6
The ad proclaims Original Albrecht Fur Quality as the finest furs made by E. Albrecht & Son of St. Paul, highlighting beauty and wearability. It contrasts with factory made trash and promises novelties, neckwear, and exclusive fur styles, inviting customers to see the International Fur Authority at the store.
Purposes describe hard wood timber lands in Cumberland Wisconsin near rail, market towns, schools, churches and creameries. Each land sale includes a 20 by 14 foot house with roof, doors, windows and doors. price quoted per acre with flexible payment. Mill and equipment offered to buyers, low rates, land agents promote low prices and travel discounts.
New York June 5 R G Dun Weekly Review of Trade reports warmer weather is needed to restore normal conditions in trade and farming. Early promises faded as cold, moisture, and overstocking pressured markets. May results show improved failures and bank ex changes, while rail earnings rise about 7.7 percent. Foreign port trade was favorable with exports exceeding 1904 by 4.83 million and imports up 481 thousand. Canada recorded 29 failures versus prior weeks. Bradstreet notes better weather, clearing sales, and reaching to sustain retail trade, with industry remaining active though iron and steel slower and scrap prices firmer. Building remains strong countrywide except Chicago river troubles.
Duchess Cecilia of Merldenburg Schwerit enters Berlin to be crowned consort of the German emperor. Large crowds line the route from Bellevue to the royal palace as guilds, veterans, and students stand in ceremony while police ensure order. The event marks a lavish reception for the future empress with thousands of spectators and a guarded, clear street procession.
At Centerview Missouri on June 5 W H Andrus a farmer four miles south killed his wife with a hedge knife and then shot himself. His daughter tried to stop him by fleeing with a shotgun but he grabbed the gun, left a farewell note blaming domestic troubles, and died beside his wife.
Fireman I A Hayward of Ashtabula died when a Lake Shore freight engine was side swiped by a switching engine in Youngstown Ohio early Saturday. Two engineers were injured. Hayward had just married and was on his first trip. Also reported Gen Boynton dies in Atlantic City. Boynton was president of the Chickamauga park commission and died after a complication of diseases.
At a house party Miss Anstruther and Carrollton clash over violets and unintended affection. Misunderstandings unfold at dinner and in passages as Miss Anstruther reveals she will marry Joe Wright, while Carrollton is left to confront a misunderstood gift and a mistaken proposal. The evening ends with a comedy of romantic misreads among friends and guests.
An aged physician recounts a surgery era story of a girl about eight who loses a leg. Instead of binding, she clings to her beloved doll for comfort during amputation. The surgeon jokes about freeing the doll but the girl pleads that it would hurt the doll too much.
Chambers' Journal notes the king's patronage of letters and art, mentioning a bright brown calf binding with thistles and heavy corner pieces, and a crimson velvet folio bearing Engisad arms with gold thread. It cites John Gibson in Scotland and Barker in England as royal binders, with scarce surviving examples.
A quoted passage describes the Malay concept of amuck as a state of blind fury driven by wounded honor. It notes a tendency toward violent revenge and questions if treachery is a fair reproach, highlighting expected courtesy and the single method of vengeance for personal insults.
The artist presents more beautiful depictions of child life than contemporaries. In this piece she surpasses prior works by capturing childhood beauty, joy, and healthful color as children chase butterflies, their faces aglow with excitement and attractiveness.
The St Paul Pioneer Press proclaims itself as the Northwest’s leading, reliable family newspaper. It emphasizes editorial depth from experienced writers and broad coverage of news, business, and culture for all ages.
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